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Nobu Hospitality Teams Up with SODIC to Enter Egypt — Robert De Niro Launches Hotel and Residential Projects Across Three Cities
Nobu Hospitality has partnered with Egyptian developer SODIC to simultaneously launch hotels and branded residences in New Cairo, Ras El Hekma on the Mediterranean coast, and New Zayed in West Cairo—marking the brand's shift from restaurant licensing to full-scale community development.
Gathering Of The Juggalos' First Year in Missouri Brings Three Drug Arrests and Over 100 Pounds Seized
The annual event hosted by Insane Clown Posse held its first-ever edition in Macks Creek, Missouri, where a police sting operation seized marijuana, psilocybin mushrooms, and other drugs, resulting in three arrests and charges.
Serena Williams Teams Up with Alcaraz on US Open Mixed Doubles Wild Card, Returns to Championship Stage After 28 Years
The USTA has announced its wild card picks for the 2026 US Open mixed doubles, with 23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams pairing up with defending men's singles champion Carlos Alcaraz. The two bring vastly different storylines back to the grounds of Flushing Meadows—one marking a 28-year return, the other a comeback from injury.
"American Horror Story" Season 13 Arrives as Disney+/Hulu's September Lineup Leans Into Horror and Thrillers
FX's "American Horror Story" kicks off September with a three-episode premiere on Hulu on September 24, while "Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu" hits Disney+ on the 2nd and "Dancing with the Stars" Season 35 also debuts — together anchoring this month's biggest releases.
James Ivy Scrapped 15 Demos, Then Wrote His Rock Debut 'The Seams' in a London Studio
SoundCloud-born producer James Ivy trashed a full month's worth of work—15 songs—before flying to London to reset with an old friend, finally delivering his rock debut album 'The Seams,' a record that traces his shift from hyperpop kid to rock musician.
From the Ice to the Ring: Riku Miura and Ryuichi Kihara Announce Engagement, Proposal Happened Right on the Rink
Milan Winter Olympics pairs figure skating gold medalists "Riku/Ryuichi" announced their engagement on Instagram on the 23rd, with Ryuichi Kihara getting down on one knee on the ice to propose. The news shot to the top of social media trending charts in under an hour.
Luka Doncic Hit With Double Attack: Arrogance Claim Lacks Proof, But Foul-Baiting Title Has Numbers Behind It
Former player Al Harrington accused Luka Doncic of being too arrogant and driving LeBron James away, while Suns forward Dillon Brooks named him the league's top foul-baiter. The two accusations carry very different weight.
Stephen Curry Quietly Sells Atherton Mansion, Takes Small Loss on $29.1 Million Sale
Steph Curry and Ayesha Curry sold their Selby Lane mansion in Atherton this past May in an off-market deal, fetching nearly $900,000 less than what they paid for it five years earlier.
A 7'2" Point-Forward Unicorn? The 2028 NBA Draft's No. 1 Pick Is Already Locked In: Duke Freshman Boumtje Boumtje
ESPN insider Jeremy Woo has named American big man Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje as the consensus top pick for the 2028 NBA Draft. Officially listed at 218cm (7'2"), the rising star is heading to Duke — and his father also played in the NBA.
Nightclub Memories in Your Phone: New App Seen Live Lets You Rate the DJs You've Seen
The new app "Seen Live" has been described as "Letterboxd for clubbing," letting users rate DJs, festivals, and shows they've seen with stars, upload photos, and build a personal live music profile. Currently iOS only.
David Harbour Blurts Out "You're Tony Stark" Mid-Interview — Did One Line Just Spoil Something?
Stranger Things star David Harbour was asked to improvise a movie line on the spot — and out came a Red Guardian-accented shout of Tony Stark's name, landing right on top of the sensitive detail that Robert Downey Jr. is returning in Avengers: Doomsday as Doctor Doom instead.
Dropped From Reading & Leeds, BBC Introducing Fires Back With a Ten-City Tour
The BBC Introducing stage quietly exited Reading & Leeds this year — and in the same breath, the broadcaster has announced "Introducing LIVE," a ten-city UK tour in November that's the biggest in the scheme's history.
Jones Cup Bye Controversy Reignites: Philippines' SGA Posts Two Versions of Schedule to Refute CTBA's Claims
The controversy over Chinese Taipei Blue's qualification for the semifinals continues to escalate, as a fan page linked to the Philippines' SGA has publicly posted screenshots of two different schedules, claiming the new rule was only received after their opening loss to South Korea. The CTBA has yet to respond.
'Black Myth: Zhong Kui' Release Date Remains a Mystery, Fans Use "8/20 Pattern" to Predict 2029
Game Science dropped a 15-minute gameplay demo on August 20 but stayed completely silent on a release date. Fans dug up the timeline from "Black Myth: Wukong" and calculated that "Zhong Kui" likely won't launch until August 20, 2029, at the earliest.
Klay Thompson Reaches Buyout with Mavericks, Expected to Join Heat for Fifth Title Run
The Dallas Mavericks have reached a buyout agreement with Klay Thompson. Once the waiver process is complete, the four-time champion sharpshooter is expected to sign with the Miami Heat, who have been waiting nearly two months for this move.
Same Debut Anniversary, Different Fates: Nanamori Riri Announces Indefinite Hiatus as S1's Three Star Actresses Face Contrasting Situations
August 19th marks the shared debut anniversary of three popular S1 actresses — miru celebrates 8 years, Nanamori Riri marks 6 years, and Fuua Kaede reaches 5 years. But Nanamori Riri simultaneously announced she'll pause releasing new works after September 22nd, turning what should have been a celebration into a bittersweet moment.
Sixty Minutes Inside a Sperm Whale: "Whalefall" Trailer Drops, Austin Abrams Fights for Survival With No Way Out
20th Century Studios has released the official trailer for "Whalefall," starring Austin Abrams as a diver swallowed whole by a sperm whale with only sixty minutes of oxygen left to survive. The film hits theaters in North America on October 16.
From Cannes Bidding War to $17 Million: A24 Drops Official Trailer for 'Club Kid'
Jordan Firstman's self-written, directed, and starring comedy "Club Kid" sold for $17 million at Cannes. A24 has released the official trailer, starring Cara Delevingne, Diego Calva, and others, hitting theaters November 6.
Dr. Dre on AI in Music: "People Against It Sound Just Like Those Who Rejected Drum Machines Back Then"
In a New York Times interview, Dr. Dre confirmed he uses AI in his production process, joining longtime partner Jimmy Iovine in defending the technology by comparing the backlash to the resistance drum machines and synthesizers once faced.
Haaland Ditches Signature Blonde Locks for Buzz Cut Ahead of New Season
Manchester City striker Erling Haaland shared his haircut transformation on IG, saying goodbye to the long blonde hair he'd sported for years in favor of a sleek buzz cut, captioning the post "New season, new trim" to announce his fresh look.
Foo Fighters Break Out Deep Cuts at Hollywood Bowl: "Razor" Returns After 20 Years, "Home" Resurfaces
Foo Fighters joined the LA Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl on August 22 for conductor Gustavo Dudamel's farewell tour, rarely dusting off three long-shelved tracks for the occasion.
Cruz Beckham Plays Two Sets in One Day: His Own Band First, Then Jumps On Stage With The Kooks at Night
At Rock N Roll Circus Norwich, Cruz Beckham performed with his own band The Breakers during the day, then unexpectedly appeared during The Kooks' headline set at night, joining them for a duet on "Jackie Big Tits."
First Live Appearance in Six Months: Justin Timberlake Surprises Fans with Don Toliver in Miami
Don Toliver brought out Justin Timberlake during his tour stop at Miami's Kaseya Center, with the pair performing "Rock Your Body" and "Body" together. It marked Timberlake's first public performance since paying tribute to Pharrell Williams this past January.
Tickets Sold Out Before Lineup Drop: Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 Led by Tyler, Future, Don Toliver
The 12th annual Camp Flog Gnaw returns to Dodger Stadium on November 14–15, 2026, with Tyler, The Creator curating a lineup headlined by Future, Don Toliver, Steve Lacy, and Turnstile.